FFastFill moves into US regulated market

London-based independent software vendor, FFastFill, has launched a new company, FFastTrade US, to deliver electronic trading systems to professional traders in the US.

The FFastTrade system provides traders with electronic connectivity to international exchanges. The system offers order routing, multi-exchange front-end, derivatives trading functionality, pre- and post-trade risk management and straight-through processing (STP) facilities. It includes access to the new Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) API, FIX 4.2.1, and other electronic exchanges around the world. It offers online, real-time execution and Web-access.

Live operations were piloted in early February, with the system officially launched yesterday. FFastTrade’s clients include CME, the Chicago Board of Trade and the Chicago Board Options Exchange traders.

James Oliff, president, and Tom Chlada, chief executive of FFastFill, will head FFastTrade US in Chicago. FFastTrade US is 80% owned by FFastFill, with the balance owned by LaSalle Street Trading, a broker based at the CME. Oliff is president and chief executive of LaSalle.

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